Topics include:

• Günter Deckert describes his own current court proceedings in Mannheim for helping translate a ‘forbidden’ book into German;
• New, loud calls to ban the NPD and all “far right” parties;
• Is a change of direction in store for the NPD (National Party of Germany) with it new leader, Holger Apfel?
• Why the Zwickau “neo-nazi terror cell” media frenzy is reminiscent of 9/11 with its manufactured evidence;
• Is there any real advantage in a European common currency or is it just a banker’s dream come true?

Picture: Manufacturing evidence -- this Pogromly board game has been in the possession of police since 1998.

Note: The scraping/crunching noises at the end of the first half hour, did not continue in the rest of the program.

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William Finck and Carolyn discuss the causes and implications of the latest crises enveloping the Euro because of the overwhelming indebtedness of European Union members such as Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal. The remedies being suggested to hold the European Union together with a common currency constitute the total loss of sovereignty of individual nation states. Who will benefit from this? The bankers and global corporations, of course. In addition, “neo-nazi extremism” is being focused upon as the real threat to the European way of life … as in the Zwickaur “terror” group, made up of only three people! Finck and Carolyn rightly question which is more dangerous, the bankers or the young “nazis.”

William Finck’s website is Christogenea.org.

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November 8, 2011

Wilhelm Kriessmann joins Carolyn to share his first-hand knowledge of German and National Socialist education policies and practices. Discussion ranges from the regular schooling in Germany and Austria to the additional N-S focus on instilling national pride and self-confidence in German youth,  racial hygiene, and the "New Germany." The distinctions between the Napola schools, the Adolf Hitler Schools and Ordensburg elite schools is esplained. 1hr.56min.

October 25, 2011

Leipzig Symphony performance conducted by Wangerian C. Muck, attended by Adolf Hitler

Wilhelm Kriessmann and Rodney Martin join Carolyn for a discussion of the thriving and varied art and music life of National Socialist Germany. Dr. Kriessmann was in Austria during the 1930s, and stationed in Berlin during the wartime years of the 1940s, able to experience much of the culture that was available. Topics include:

• The attributes of Modernism following WWI;
• German art, degenerate art and foreign art;
• The styles and themes of National Socialist-approved painting;
• Music was everywhere, ranging from opera to German jazz to folk songs;
• Wagner, Bruckner, Strauss, Pfitzner and Furtwaengler;
• Art was highly supported and continued to be right through the war years;
• Joseph Goebbels “diaries” still controversial.

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